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Nasdaq-100 tests key resistance after sharp recovery

It is now testing the upper boundary of the prior double-top zone near 26,300

The market plunge on Friday priced in normalisation, but shipping routes remain disrupted, tanker rates are elevated and inventories depleted, conditions analysts say will take weeks to work through.

Traders brace for renewed turmoil on Strait of Hormuz stand-off

Oil is where the gap between market pricing and physical reality has been widest

Foreign investors have recorded net sales of around 28 trillion dong (S$1.4 billion) year to date, from Vietnamese stocks.

External shocks cloud Vietnam’s market rerating path despite FTSE upgrade catalyst

Oil-driven inflation, currency pressure and persistent foreign outflows are weighing on sentiment

One of the advantages of using AI tools, such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Google’s Gemini and China’s DeepSeek, is a dramatic improvement in time management. 

Traders overwhelmed by Iran news are turning to AI for help

As the conflict continues, artificial intelligence tools seem to have become more entrenched in workflows

SRS president S Nallakaruppan (third from right) and MAS assistant managing director for capital markets Lim Tuang Lee to his right celebrating SRS' 40th anniversary with industry leaders.

Industry body for remisiers marks 40 years amid Singapore equities rally

Industry leaders note the profession’s expanding influence in the local equities market

The renewed interest in share financing also spotlights portfolio consolidation, which can shape how leverage is deployed and managed.
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Share financing: Why disciplined positioning matters more than market momentum

A recent Money Hacks podcast episode puts the focus back on asset consolidation, risk awareness and fundamentals

Viewed in isolation, tight stop-losses appear prudent. But what looks like good risk control at the trade level can become opportunity destruction at the portfolio level.
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Why tight stop-losses often hurt investors

The practice can unintentionally undermine investments’ long-term performance by truncating exposure and amplifying behavioural frictions

Legendary investor Warren Buffett has said that frequent trading is good for brokers, but not for investors.
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